Copa do Brasil 1995
| Copa do Brasil 1995 | |
|---|---|
| Cup winners | Corinthians São Paulo (1st title) |
| Beginning | February 14, 1995 |
| final | June 21, 1995 |
| Final stadium | Estádio Olímpico Monumental ( Porto Alegre ) |
| Teams | 36 |
| Games | 69 |
| Gates | 166 (ø 2.41 per game) |
| spectator | 813,441 (ø 11,789 per game) |
| Top scorer | Sávio Bortolini Pimentel (7 goals) |
| ← Copa do Brasil 1994 | |
The 1995 Copa do Brasil was the seventh edition of this national soccer cup competition in Brazil. The Copa was hosted by the Brazilian Sports Federation, the CBF . The cup winner was qualified as a participant in the 1996 Copa Libertadores . The defeated finalist Gremio Porto Alegre would have had a right to start in the Copa Conmebol 1996 . As defending champion from the Copa Libertadores 1995 , this took part in the Libertadores. The semi-finalist CR Vasco da Gama took part in the Copa Conmebol 1996 .
Season course
The competition started its season on February 14, 1995 and ended on June 21, 1995. At the end of the season, the Corinthians São Paulo became the sixth title holder. The top scorer was Sávio Bortolini Pimentel from Flamengo Rio de Janeiro with 7 goals.
- Highest victories
Flamengo Rio de Janeiro - Kaburé EC : 8-0 (March 26, 1995 - round of 16, second leg)
- 1,000 goal
On April 25, 1995 fell in the game Atlético Mineiro against EC Vitória, the 1,000th goal of the competition. The anniversary goal of Dão von Vitoria went unnoticed.
Attendees
Participants were the winners of the 1994 state championships and some of them were runner-up. In response to pressure from the TV station SBT , the field of participants was expanded by four teams to 36. A preliminary round with eight teams was therefore introduced.
The vice-national champion of Pará and the vice-national champion of Rio de Janeiro were no longer invited . Therefor again at the Vice State Championship of Pernambuco . Invited for the first time is the winner of the Rio de Janeiro State Cup .
The four specially invited teams were the EC Democrata , Flamengo Rio de Janeiro , Grêmio Porto Alegre and the Copa Bandeirantes winner Corinthians São Paulo .
.svg){kind=small}
mode
The mode consisted of a knockout system . For the first time, a new rule was introduced that said that if a team wins an away first leg by at least three goals, there will be no second leg. This rule was applied for the first time in the round of 32 between Náutico Capibaribe and São Paulo FC . The game ended 1: 4 for São Paulo, who thus moved into the round of 16 without a second leg.
After the first and second leg, only the number of wins counted. If this did not result in a winner, the goal difference counted.
Preliminary round
| total | First leg | Return leg | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 CS Sergipe
|
1: 4 |
 Sao Paulo FC
|
1: 1 | 0: 3 |
 EC Juventude
|
8-0 |
 Figueirense FC
|
5-0 | 3-0 |
 EC Democrata
|
2: 1 |
 Goiás EC
|
2-0 | 0: 1 |
 Sousa EC
|
0: 2 |
 Flamengo Rio de Janeiro
|
0: 1 | 0: 1 |
Tournament schedule
Finals
First leg
| Corinthians São Paulo | Gremio Porto Alegre | ||||||
|
|
|
|||||
|
Ronaldo , Vítor , Célio Silva , Henrique , Sylvinho , Bernardo ( Ezequiel Ataliba ), Marcelinho Paulista , Souza , Marcelinho Carioca , Viola , Fabinho Fontes ( Elivélton ) Trainer: Eduardo Amorim |
Danrlei , Francisco Arce , Catalino Rivarola , Luciano Dias , Carlos Miguel , Dinho ( Gelson da Silva ), Adílson Batista , Goiano , Alexandre Gaúcho , Paulo Nunes ( Vágner Mancini ), Mário Jardel Trainer: Luiz Felipe Scolari |
||||||
1: 0 viola 41 ′ 2: 1 Marcelinho Carioca 71 ′
|
1: 1 Goiano 65 ′
|
||||||
 Célio Silva, Sylvinho, Marcelinho Paulista
|
Rivarola, Dias, Carlos Miguel, Batista
|
||||||
 Mancini (84th)
|
|||||||
Return leg
| Gremio Porto Alegre | Corinthians São Paulo | ||||||
|
|
|
|
|||||
|
Danrlei , Francisco Arce , Catalino Rivarola , Adílson Batista , Carlos Miguel , Dinho ( Alexandre Gaúcho ), Gelson da Silva , Goiano , Arilson , Paulo Nunes , Mário Jardel Trainer: Luiz Felipe Scolari |
Ronaldo , André Santos , Célio Silva , Henrique , Sylvinho , Zé Elias , Bernardo , Souza , Marcelinho Carioca , Viola , Marques ( Tupãzinho ) Trainer: Eduardo Amorim |
||||||
| 0: 1 Marcelinho Carioca 71 ′
|
|||||||
|
Rivarola, Batista, Gelson
|
André Santos, Zé Elias, Bernardo
|
||||||
|
Nunes (77.)
|
Sylvinho (77.)
|
||||||
The championship team
| 1. | Corinthians São Paulo |
|
List of goalscorers
| Pl. | Nat. | player | society | Gates |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
|
Sávio Bortolini allspice | Flamengo | 7 goals |
| 2 |
|
Marcelinho Carioca | Corinthians | 6 goals |
|
|
viola | Corinthians | ||
| 4th |
|
Mario | Juventude | 5 goals |
| 5 |
|
Mario Jardel | Gremio | 4 goals |
|
|
Leandro Machado | Internacional | ||
|
|
Luís Muller | Remo | ||
|
|
Palmiro | Corinthians | ||
|
|
Valdir Bigode | Vasco da Gama |